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Now that everyone has comfortably settled into their roles, l'd like to introduce everyone to the Chieftains committee members for 2025! Theres lots of work going on behind the scenes and we are sure to have a very eventful season. #chieftainsabú

Our indoor training resumes again this week at Bowness Community Association. Our winter sessions are casual and fun, great for people returning to the sport or anyone that wants to start something new for themselves we encourage people to come try it out!

Great to meet Ambassador John and his wife Mary on their home turf, looking forward to working with you in the future (and your visit to @calgarystampede 😉)

Consul General Cathy Geagan was delighted to host Ambassador John Concannon and his wife Mary on their first official visit to Western Canada. #irishinalberta #irishincalgary

Great to have you all in town and thanks to the Calgary weather for contributing to the atmosphere!

The Western Division Finals took place recently with @CalgaryGAA winning both the men's & women's titles🏆 @canadagaa Two good games, two titanic battles in Alberta, Canada! #WorldGAA

More action shots from Day 1 of the Canadian National Championships 🇨🇦🔥 Our intermediate lads in action against Calgary Chieftains. Stay tuned for more and ensure to follow us on Facebook for full range access of all photos 📸 ISSC Abú 🟢🟡 @officialgaa @canadagaa

Great to have @micky_quigg down to our facilities and sharing his coaching expertise with our crew.

Incredible.... Watch our fly on the wall view of the 2024 All-Ireland SHC Final between @GaaClare and @OfficialCorkGAA! #CLAvCOR #GAA #ExperiencetheUnforgettable

What a photo!

First ever Western Youth Tournament in Kelowna 👏 Clubs from Vancouver, Calgary & Kelowna took part! A day of skills & games with medals for everyone - @canadagaa growing all the time📈 #WorldGAA

Great to have @IrlCGVancouver in attendance at the groundbreaking event, well done to all involved in the organising and participating in a brilliant weekend, looking forward to making it a fixture in the calendar.

The GAA extends its sympathies and those of its wider membership to the family of Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh following confirmation of his passing today. Solas na bhFlaitheas ar a anam uasal. #GAABelong

Met Ciarán McLaughlin first in his role as Strabane U14 manager many moons ago. He has worn a lot of hats since. Had a chat with him about his role in World GAA. Piece in Thursday's @Gaelic_Life

New registration and insurance coverage begins from January 1, 2024. You must be registered on JustGo PRIOR to participating in any club training, games or club activities. This is essential to ensure you are protected while you participate in Gaelic games.

Brilliant news !!

Our 2024 Committee! Big thanks to all the clubs for travelling, @CalgaryGAA for the incredible hospitality & @CMcLStrabane @HildaBreslin & Brian McAvoy for joining us for a superb weekend! #canadagaa

echolive.ie/corkviews/arid… Got a kind mention in this article by Cork legend John Arnold! @OfficialCorkGAA @CalgaryGAA @canadagaa @IrlinVancouver @CMcLStrabane @jamdoy @UlsterGAA @ISSCVancouver

Thanks to @jamdoy and Maria Ryan of @CalgaryGAA for the opportunity to visit the grave of JP Ryan.

Anocht is Uaigneach Tir Eoghain - Sean Harte RIP The death of Sean Harte has taken from us another of our County’s most significant and effective GAA figures of the past half-century. Although Sean spent virtually all of that half-century in Canada, his was a stellar case of ‘the man maybe leaving Tyrone, but Tyrone never leaving the man.’ A Tyrone Minor Champion with Carrickmore in 1972, Sean was a founder member the following year of the new Loughmacrory St Teresa’s Club, including lining out for them in their first ever competitive match. Emigration soon took him to Toronto in Canada, where he went on to create indelible GAA and business legacies. All the while however, Tyrone remained central for Sean, as did all his links home to one of Tyrone’s strongest Gaelic families and communities. A founder-member of Club Tyrone, his support for our County, so often in the form of flying home for games, but in many other ways too, was unrelenting. Our deepest sympathy goes to Noelle, Justin and Catherine, to his wider family circle, to his so many friends and colleagues, and to the Gaels of Loughmacrory, Toronto and Canada. ‘I measc Naomh na hÉireann agus Laochra na nGael go raibh a anam dílis | May his noble soul be among the Saints of Ireland and the Heroes of the Gael.’